Fanfare Episode Rating Graph
Jun 1965 - Sep 1965
Fanfare is an American musical variety series that aired on CBS during the summer of 1965.
Browse episode ratings trends for Fanfare. Simply click on the interactive rating graph to explore the best and worst of Fanfare's 12 episodes.
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Fanfare Episode Guide
Gene Krupa/ Eydie Gorme/ Shari Lewis/ Eddie Rambeau
S1 Ep1
1.0
19th Jun 1965
--Al Hirt - ""Java"" --Eydie Gorme - ""Shall We Dance"" --Gene Krupa --Shari Lewis and Al Hirt - ""Real, Live Girl"" --Eddie Rambeau – ""Concrete and Clay"" --Carole Reinhart (trumpeter) - ""Alexander Goedicke's Etude in E"" and ""Bugler's Holiday"" --Leonard Rose (cellist) - ""Saint-Saens' ""Allegr Appasionata"" --The Travelers Three - ""Come Go with Me to That Land""
Dionne Warwick/ Gene Pitney/ Stan Freberg/ Chad and Jeremy
S1 Ep2
26th Jun 1965
--Al Hirt - ""Gypsy in My Soul"" and ""Battle Hymn of the Republic"" --Al Hirt and Anna Moffo - ""Italian Street Song"" --Chad and Jeremy - ""Before and After"" --Stan Freberg (satirist) - ""Rock Island Line"" --Bob Maxwell (harpist) - ""Shangri-La"" --Anna Moffo (Metropolitan Opera soprano) - ""Sempre Libera"" --Willie ""The Lion"" Smith (jazz pianist) - ""Nagasaki"" --Edward Villella and Patricia McBride (dancers, from the New York City Ballet) --Dionne Warwick (singer) - ""Wives and Lovers""
Steve Allen/ Damita Jo/ Tessie O'Shea/ Frankie Randall
S1 Ep3
3rd Jul 1965
Scheduled guests: --Steve Allen --The Ancient Fife and Drum Corps --Homer and Jethro (country comedians) --Damita Jo (singer) --Tessie O'Shea (British music-hall singer) --Frankie Randall (singer)
Bobby Rydell/ Jackie Vernon/ Peggy March/ Roberta Sherwood
S1 Ep4
10th Jul 1965
Scheduled guests: --The Bitter End Singers --Big Tiny Little (pianist) --Peggy March (singer) --The Muppets --Bobby Rydell (singer) --Roberta Sherwood (singer) --Jackie Vernon (comedian)
José Feliciano/ Teresa Brewer/ The Lettermen/ Erroll Garner
S1 Ep5
17th Jul 1965
--Teresa Brewer (singer) - ""Cornet Man"" --José Feliciano (guitarist-singer) - ""Malaguena"" --Erroll Garner (jazz pianist) --Jackie and Gayle - ""That's How It Goes"" --The Lettermen (vocal group) - ""A Summer Place"" and ""More"" --Charlie Manna (comedian)
Lionel Hampton/ Shari Lewis/ Rich Little/ Barbara McNair
S1 Ep6
24th Jul 1965
--Al Hirt and Shari Lewis - ""Real Live Girl"" --Al Hirt, Lionel Hampton and Rich Little - ""People"" --Don Francks (musical-comedy performer) - ""My Romance,"" ""A Fine Romance"" and ""Isn't It Romantic?"" --Lionel Hampton (jazz musician) - ""Jazzland"" --Shari Lewis - ""On a Wonderful Day Like Today"" --Rich Little (comedian-impressionist) --Barbara McNair - ""This Could be the Start of Something Big"" --Bruce Scott - My Favorite Things"" --The Travelers Three (folk singers) - ""Nobody Knows My Name""
Lesley Gore/ Tom Jones / Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass
S1 Ep7
31st Jul 1965
--Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass (instrumental group) --The Collins Kids (folk-singers) --Lesley Gore - ""Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows"" --Tom Jones - ""What's New, Pussycat?"" --Bob Lewis (comedian) --Minnie Pearl (comedian)
Liza Minnelli/ Little Anthony & the Imperials/ Johnny Tillotson
S1 Ep8
14th Aug 1965
--Al Hirt - ""Begin the Beguine"" --James Oliver Buswell IV (violinist) --Fred Crane (pianist) --Little Anthony and the Imperials - ""Goin' Out of My Head"" --Liza Minnelli - ""Wait Till You See Him,"" ""How Could You Believe Me?"" and ""The Strut"" --Johnny Tillotson - ""Heartaches"" and ""Gotta Travel On"" --The Tokyo Happy Coats (instrumental group) --Jackie Vernon (comedian)
The Ronettes/ The Highwaymen/ Sergio Franchi/ Linda Bennett
S1 Ep9
21st Aug 1965
--The Ronettes - ""Be My Baby"" --Linda Bennett - ""You're Nobody's Baby"" --Sergio Franchi (singer-actor) - ""It Only Takes a Moment to Fall in Love,"" ""Chicago"" and ""Take the Moment"" --The Highwaymen (folk singers) - ""La Bamba"" --George Young (alto saxophonist) - ""Flight of the Bumble Bee""
Mary Wells/ Sally Ann Howes/ Allen and Rossi/ Leroy Van Dyke
S1 Ep10
28th Aug 1965
--Al Hirt - ""September Song"" --Lee Evans (pianist) - ""Teacher's Pet"" --Sally Ann Howes - ""Let's Face the Music and Dance"" --Leroy Van Dyke --Marty Allen and Steve Rossi (comedy team) --Steve Rossi - ""I Never Knew"" --Mary Wells - ""Eight Days a Week""
Ethel Ennis/ Mel Tormé/ Boots Randolph/ John Byner
S1 Ep11
4th Sep 1965
--John Byner --Ethel Ennis (singer) - ""Petit Waltz"" --Ethel Ennis and Al Hirt - ""Paradise"" --Boots Randolph --Mel Torme - ""Ridin' High,"" ""Comin' Home, Baby"" --Mel Torme and Al Hirt - ""South of the Border"" and ""I Love Paris""
Herman's Hermits/ Allan Sherman/ Woody Herman/ Roy Clark
S1 Ep12
11th Sep 1965
--Herman's Hermits - ""The End of the World"" & ""I'm Henry VIII, I Am"" --Herman's Hermits with Allan Sherman - ""Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter"" --Allan Sherman and Peter Noone (of Herman's Hermits) - ""Return to Camp Granada"" --Woody Herman --Roy Clark --Karen Morrow
The first episode of Fanfare aired on June 01, 1965.
The last episode of Fanfare aired on September 11, 1965.
There are 12 episodes of Fanfare.
There is one season of Fanfare.
No.
Fanfare has ended.